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radio · 03-23-2007, 11:55 PM

I'm Back.

The 4 320Gb drives in my 4000 work fine, with one exception. Unfortuantely for my usage this little glitch is unacceptable. I took a snapshot of the network usage durring a backup of the snap (so I can reconfigure it.) Notice those regular downward spikes? Here they are every 140 seconds, at the radio station they were every 30 seconds - or is my memory going?

This is on my home network. The same thing happend at the radio station (but every 30 seconds - or is my memory going?) When playing music from the snap, even with very little useage ~32K/second, there would be these dropouts, and the audio would stop for .5-2 seconds.

The strange thing is that it's so regular. Exactly every N seconds. I'm looking for anyone else that can confirm or deny this. All you need is a transfer of two minutes to notice the pattern in a network monitor like taskmanager or analogx netstat live.

Once the backup is done, I'm going to mirror the to sets of drives.

03-23-2007, 11:55 PM	#50
radio Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: central US Posts: 67	Re: SNAP 4000 Errors and Limits I'm Back. The 4 320Gb drives in my 4000 work fine, with one exception. Unfortuantely for my usage this little glitch is unacceptable. I took a snapshot of the network usage durring a backup of the snap (so I can reconfigure it.) Notice those regular downward spikes? Here they are every 140 seconds, at the radio station they were every 30 seconds - or is my memory going? This is on my home network. The same thing happend at the radio station (but every 30 seconds - or is my memory going?) When playing music from the snap, even with very little useage ~32K/second, there would be these dropouts, and the audio would stop for .5-2 seconds. The strange thing is that it's so regular. Exactly every N seconds. I'm looking for anyone else that can confirm or deny this. All you need is a transfer of two minutes to notice the pattern in a network monitor like taskmanager or analogx netstat live. Once the backup is done, I'm going to mirror the to sets of drives.